As Care First Animal Hospital is your neighborhood vet and loves to be involved in the local community, we participate in and sponsor many events throughout the year. Keep up with the latest pet news and events in Raleigh, NC and the Triangle area by checking back here regularly. If you have any questions about our veterinary events or news, please contact us at one of our locations.
Chances are, you or someone you know has experienced a pet going missing. Luckily, lost pets can be recovered with a tiny piece of technology—the microchip. While losing your pet can bring on feelings of helplessness, microchipping is a best practice for getting your furry friend back home safely. What Is a Pet Microchip? A...
One of the most important parts of pet ownership is proper veterinary care. In addition to treating ailments, regular checkups can help your vet diagnose health conditions before they become a larger issue. Many dog owners, especially first-time dog owners, often wonder how often to take their dog or puppy to the vet. We’re here...
While we love having indoor plants to freshen up our space, there are several species that are toxic to cats. As a pet owner, your cat’s health and safety is your responsibility. Recognizing toxic plants and finding non-toxic alternatives are the best ways to keep your cat happy. Why Do Cats Eat Plants? Wild cats...
Booking flights, dealing with TSA and navigating an airport can make for a jam-packed travel day, but what if you’re bringing your pet? If you’re planning to fly with your pet on your next trip, you’ll need to take extra measures to ensure you’re prepped and ready for the flight. Start Flight Preparations Early Traveling...
Eye infections in dogs have similar symptoms and underlying causes as human eye infections. While eye infections can exist as a problem of their own, they can also be a sign of underlying eye or health conditions. As a pet owner, it’s crucial to understand the causes and signs of an eye infection in dogs...
As a pet owner, you are responsible for keeping your pet safe and healthy. It can be hard to discern what symptoms warrant a visit to the emergency vet, so we’ve outlined a few telltale signs that your pet needs medical assistance. When to Take Your Pet to An Emergency Vet It’s important to note...
Dr. Butler has been caring for our 14 year old Pugsy for over a year. She is the most caring doctor and happy we found her. So blessed to have her taking care of Pugsy to keep him going and keeping him comfortable during his late years.
You guys are the best!
- Jackie H. (Pugsy)
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We’ve been coming here for about seven years, and we feel like they’re our family. Ruby got very, very sick and had to have surgery. We get excellent care here, and also they hold your hand through some tough times. It’s really a wonderful place.
- Linda (Ruby and Harley)
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Wonderful experience. The staff are incredibly professional, caring, and detail oriented. Our daughter's cat is traveling to her overseas and they ensured that the cat was well taken care of, and also researched and ensured all paperwork was filled out and prepared. Thank you very much!
- Jim and Reberta P.
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All of your providers, from the greeting at the front desk all the way to the doctors, are so amazing. Everyone truly cares about my dog's health and well being. I wouldn't trust anyone else with our sweet little guy!
- Alli (Gunner)
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Care First at Glenwood is the BEST! This practice is simply superb- caring & capable! My experience is consistently excellent. Every doctor & staff member I have met has always been top-notch! I consistently recommend Care First to my friends seeking veterinary care for their beloved animals.
- Liz (Macintosh)
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You guys always take such great care of my dogs, thanks SO much. I especially appreciate that you have always been able to fit Jessie into the schedule whenever her skin issues have acted up so much that she needed to be seen.
- Sarah (Jessie)
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Dr. McConnell and team are the best. They have always treated my dogs like family. I would recommend Care First at Tryon to any new pet owner or anyone looking for personalized care.
- Keri (Zoe)
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We had an unusual situation with Rocky and all of the staff couldn't have been more helpful and supportive. I can't think of a single way our experience could have been better.
- Gail S (Rocky)
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My cat is not a fan of going to the vet, but this visit did not seem to bother him at all. I was already very happy with this veterinary practice before this visit, but if possible I think like them even more!
